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Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
FIRE AND ACCIDENT.

Yesterday ~ wv
fire alarm was WIG e"S'eii
,,... sc ~, It,, Hurrying to the scene Of
a.. ,e.-.t;o, it proved to be stable
rnon n. rronortv Mrs. Rely, corner Of
First and New York iAe oePare
ment could do little MT AA y" wafer
with buckets upon the fla anu VIC s'ruc
ture being of pine soon '"' neu 70 'ne
ground.
The cause of the fire is not de, uni'eiy known
but is supposed to have been CAUSED oy
lighted fire cracker, thrown an ong some
shavings within the stable by Ia Tile boy
playing in the alley near by.
Mrs Reilly at first thought her child ". as in
the building, and becoming very mn Oh
frightened, ran towards the fire. Ha'
mother, an aged and rather heavy lady, at
tempted to follow her. In SO doing she fell,
breaking her leg.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
GARFIELD POST

Expects every man to do his duty" Pub
lie notice has been served upon us that we
shall be attacked from behind "breastworksH
at O'Clock this evening. Every comrade is
hereby ordered to be present, and will receive
the enemy with open arms. 1t is expected
and required that every comrade will en-
brace his own wife, if practicable; IL not,
heing good soldiers, they will obey the order,
and receive some other comrades wife.
Comrades Fisher, Balderston and Rochelle
are hereby detailed as vldettes, and VIII
allow no one to pass without the countersign,
which for this occasion, will be pie" Wis
iting comrades are especially invited on this
occasion. BY order of
B. II. DOWNING,
Post Commander.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the transfers of res
estate filled in the Recorders Office yestel
day:
D. p. Alexander to II. V Cobb lots
1924, blk 2 Gilman and Woodland
ave. ........... ....:-. .....S
C. C.. Erylmen to j. A. Bitz lots
17-is1-2 blk S Cheney. ............. 3,o(
W. Griffenstein to c. E. Hall 1880
Lewellen ave, Griffenstein's Sth add. %;
C. e. Godfrey to n NJ. Amidon even
% to As, blk Ii Eichtytz's add. ..... 4 q
G w Hutchinson to 6 Reed even 2 to
16 Arkansas ave add % to 81 Shelton
ave blk Mascot add. IN
E A Kinley to G II Stowell 81 Viola .,
& divers sub div. ..................
r W Richey to F Williams 34-36 Mead
e. HodsOn's add. .................... lW
WI Putnam to w Snyder, lot 20
Meridian ave.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r
Farrell & Toy to Gillespie, lot 3 blk -,
d, Farrelrs add. ..................
T xHolmes'to g Thrush, so acres In
T j Holmes to I Thrush, 80 acres in
T D Allen to L A Simms, lots 81, 80
Euclid ave. ...................:
G Miller to Geo 81 Blackwelder lot 30
% f5 off side Of lot 3S, % 1T OH
side lot 81 Texas ave, IL lots 20 81
and 10 IT off lot 50 Texas ave. 1851
E Foster.to Anderson lots 81 63 blk
II Orme e. Phillips add. .......... %
W & kier to L Kier land in tip D.. 20
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
.AssIgnee's SAFE OF Dry goods.

Assignee's Sale Of Dry Goods.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
order Of the district judge for that purpose
at one O'Clock p. M, at the store room re-
Gently occupied by the assignee, on the corn
er Of Main street and Eighth avenue, in the
city of Winfield, Cowley county, Kansas, Of
fer for sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder therefor, the entire stock, being o
general stock Of dry goods, lately assigned
creditors, an inventory and appraisement of
which Is on file in the office OF the district
clerk Of said Cowiey county, valued 1t such
appraisement at IS, 5A 50. Satisfactory
terms offered.
Dated Winfield. Kan, June 9, 1887.
DAVID C. BEACH, G.. E. LINDsLEY,
Attorney. Assignee.
d2l-1ltwl3oe
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A PROFOUND SECRET.

The Womans' Relief Corps intend surpris-
ing the post ext Tuesday evening. June 81.
They will meet at Mr.. buttons office. over
Aldrich & Browns drug store, at $50, and
60 to the g. A R. hall under light marching
orders, with one evening rations and forty
rounds Of surprises. 1t is proposed that all
members of the corps, as well as the wives
of post members, will be presented and enjoy
a social evening together.
By order Of the president,
MRS DR. SroNER
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

County Commissioners VS.. Julia P. Munger
commenced in the district court yesterday
forenoon and occupied the attention of his
honor during the day. Quite an array OF
legal.talent appear for both parties, and the
points in the case will evidently be closely
contested.
POLICE COURT.
Chas. Collier, the young man who stole the
shawl from farm wagon on East Douglas
had two charges preferred against him, petit
larcency and drunkenness, to both he plead
guilty and paid for the commission of each a
fine Of So and costs. Mrs. Sabin was the
other prisoner against whom stood the charge
of drunkenness.
John Rivers violated the Sunday ordi-
nance and paid the usual fine for such an
offence.
Eddie Turner, boot black, brought the
charge of assault against man who had on
Sunday taken him by the seat of his pants
and endeavored to wipe up the pavement
with his person; $3.50 was the amount paid
into the city treasury for the effort.
Frank Lovejoy, Theo. Davis, Gus. Stat
ford, John Doe and Henry Clinton were a
group of persons who had been disturbing
the peace of East Douglas Saturday night.
They were all found guilty of disturbing the
peace; the first two were committed, the
others paying their fines were dismissed.
JUSTICE COURT.
John Naylor and Jim Ryan were yesterday
tried for stealing money from the person.
These were the two men who it is alleged
were detected going through the pockets OF
drunken man lying under hedge on Fourth
avenue. Naylor was bound over to this dis
trict court in the sum of 81 GOO; Ryan was
| dismissed.
The trial of l. B. Erhart was continued un-
| til this forenoon Erhart had been employed
upon house for Mr.. Hinton and on the COM
pletion Of the work he was given by Mr.. Hin
ton check payable, it is alleged, to the or
der of the Wisconsin lumber company for
about $780, 1t is claimed that Erhart erased
cor order" and then bearing check payable
$50 bearer" had it cashed at the bank and
skipped. This happened last September, a
short time ago he came back to the city and
commenced to work upon a house in the
southeastern part Of the city, where he was
found and arrested by Constable Rufus
Cone.
PROBATE COURT.
B. B. Ross was yesterday appointed ad
ministrator of the estate Of Mary
NJ. Reach, deceased; also guardian of the
y,;por bo;rc IF coid octoto. bond in on IN case
5000. Marriage license was yesterday
issued to W. T. McCabe and Ann Furnish,
both of Valley Centre; Fred Osborn and
| Anna Masteller, both of Wichita. The lat
ter couple were united in marriage by Judge
Thomas, at 10 o'clock, in the parlor Of the
rrohato offico
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PROBATE COURT.
CHlLDREN'S BAY.

| Chihrens Day was observed at the Dodge
| The church was tastefully decorated with the
| best the West Side could afford Brother
j. N. Howard, superintendent. directed the
exercises. Prof. w. J. Smith presided at
| the organ, with the exception of one class
song. The exercises were all rendered by
the children in which they did themselves
and the school credit. The song Beautiful
Hands," by Miss Elma Burns class, aud the
recitation, are deserving of special mention
The programme was appreciated by an at
tentive audience. The exercises were con-
cluded with prayer by Rev. Woods, and ben
ediction by the pastor, Rev. w. J. Tull.
There is talk OF an entertainment by this So
ciety in the near future
PROGRAM.
Vesper service.
Song No. 25l.
Responsive service 49,
Prayer-By Rev. W. j. Tull
Song No. 207.
Recitation-"Christ and the Little Ones"
by Miss Maud Rand.
Responsive service.
Observation-Disclosures Prayer" by Miss
Lulu Sweet.
Ice Lyons Roaming in the Meadows
Responsive service.
Song-"W aiting at the Pool" by Glass
No. 4.
Sermon Make it Plain" by Daisy Rand
Song No 3O1. 80
Responsive service.
Song-"Beautiful Little Hands, by twelve
little girls. 81
Observation-Disclosures Dolly" by Letta
Mckee.
Recitation-By Mary Fletcher.
Song No. 155.
Responsive service al
Song No. 255.
secltation-"A Free Seat" by Ida How
!. ponsive service.
Ses. No. PC.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
wATER TO raE WEST SIDE.

The water company turned the water in
the west side mains yesterday. A defective
joint near Seneca street caused a big leakage.
The pipe across the street car bridge is as yet
unprotected from the sun. It is generally
believed that the west side water will be
ready for all kitchen purposes SION after
taken from the pipe It is the intention of
the company, however, to protect the pipe
from the sun so in crossing the river the tenn
perature will be raised but little.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
EXCUSE NE.

Last Saturday evening well known
couple walked to the Oak street bridge and
there halted and were looking over the rail-
ing into the classic stream. The lady very
unfortunately lost the grip on her teeth and
they fell into the river. The young man
yesterday gave youth Of eoler 6ve TO dive
dewn and regain the incisors.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
A LARGE CROP.

Mr.. j. R. Snively brought into the EAGLE
Office yesterday sample of corn fully eight
feet high, and sample Of oats that nearly
three feet high which contains immense
heads. Mr.. Snively says he has ninety
acres of corn, forty acres of oats, all Of which
will average as good as these samples. He
con siders that prospect for large crop of
corn in Kansas was never before equal at this
time of year.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
LAWN FETE.

The Ladies' Guild Of st. Johns church
give lawn fete at the residence of Mr.. Cash
Henderson, corner of Williams and Waters
streets Ice cream, cake, refreshments of
various kinds and dancing. All are cor
daily invited.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
PETIT LARCENY.

Sunday night Officer McNamara caught
Young man somewhat intoxicated in the act
of stealing a shawl from the wagon OF Mr.
Wood, farmer living fourteen miles east OF
the city. He was arrested and yesterday
morning brought into the policecourt charged
with petit larceny. He gave the name OF
Charles Collier, confessed his crime and was
fined So and costs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
THAT LAWN SOCIAL

That Lawn social at the residence OF Hon.
R. E. Lawrence this evening will be just the
thing for comfort and pleasure. The grounds
are ample, the ice cream viii be first claas
and othsr refreshments No. /.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
Notice 70 Contractors.

Sealed bids win be received up to june
10th, for the construction Of q bridge across
the Arkansas river for the Garfield Motor
Line company. The right is reserved to re-
jet any or all bids
Plans and Specifications furnished on
application. J. B. YORK,
GEO. P GLAZE,
2l-st Committee.
c. A. Pillsbury & Co., are the largest
-four manufactures in the world Miller &
Pavey agents, room 5 Fechheimer Block
.d-21-6e cod
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
DIED..

Yesterday, Harry, the seven-year-old son
of DR.. Hollingsworth, died Of congestion of
the lungs. he was bright, winsom little
boy whom none knew but to love. His loss
will be irreparable to the doting parents.
Funeral services this afternoon at O'Clock
from the residences, No. 116 Ida avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Percy Longlanas, gentleman well and
favorahly known in the city. has just re-
turnea from Milwaukee, Wis, where ne has
mede arrangement with the large wholesale
rouse of Rormdka Bros to act as travelling
salesman for them in the states OF Missouri
and Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

". B. ebony and family left yesterday
for Nicholasville, Kentucky, on short Visit
tn friends and relatives.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Willie infant son of L. G. and Cora Little,
10 O'Clock a. m, Sunday. June 10, of cholera
infantum, aged1 year, months and 10
days. Funeral from the residence 523 South
Main street, 10 q. m. Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Mrs. Geo P Lyddonexpects to leave town
about the first of the month, on visit to
Michigan and New York, and will be gone
oh mr. three months
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

This weak the full forceof hands will be
set to work on the south wing of the Garfield
University. 1t is the intention to complete
the same by the first OF September and have
il ready for use at the beginning Of the
scho<l year.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
M Mistake About 1t,

The first and second to none for all kinds
of stove repairs Gasoline, cooking and heat
ing stoves for sale cheaper than any other
place. IHoS. MUM.
The Wichita stove repair shops are at IL
and IA East Elm street, and 515 n. Main
street. d2o2tT
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Yesterday afternoon the wofkmen were
engaged in the pressed brick, stone and iron
cornice work of the second, story Of the
Barnes building. The magnificent structure
will, at the present rate of progress, soon be
completed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Yesterday while one of the workmen Suppn
the foundation of the new Baughman Il Free
man barn on South Emporia was unloadin g
stone from a wagon, one of them fell upon
his foot, crushing it. Medical aid was sum-
monet and everything done to ease the in
fos,~e s,Iffnrinr
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

This Office wants to hire man to put two
ends of an elevator rope together. Call i'm
Inediately.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
Fine Imported
Key West and Domcstic Cigars
Wichita Cigar Par'or
214 N MAIN sTEET.
MANIA

We have money to loan on short Or lonS
time. Allen & DeVore, over no Main =
dlQ56 :
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Notice to Real Estate Agents
All my property is this day 5hdrawr
from the market j. y. RUT FORD.
d2S-2*
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Mr.. ]. C. Hall, of Taylor, Hall q Co..
goes to Great Bend tonight on business for
his company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Wanted.
Two good basque makers wanted for
Madame Iiggett.
MUNsoN & MCNAMARA
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

Money to Loan on Short Time.
have little money to loan in amounts
from $40 to $500 on good collateral.
II. w. RULE,
d5t+ 1OS East I'd street.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21
BUILDING PERMITS.

Tie following building permits were issued
yesterday:
D. wa m u reserve River street,. 1890
FEE Walker, frame residence, jackson
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

DR.. and Mrs. Owens have returned fr@-7
their trip to Wisconsin. The doctor says
after attending the meeting OF the medical
association, that he and Mrs. Owens had
quite nice time fishing in the clear lakes OF
state. He said what struck him most was the
great difference in the season here and III
Wisconsin Why, said he, look at our corn
fields with stalks five to eight feet high, and
up in Wisconsin they are narrowing their
corn over the first time and it is not longer
than your hand. The reporter hoped he had
enjoyed the cool climate up theref Cool!
Why, it's hotter than-lets see, what's that
word in the new translation. Well, it was
very warm, and people and stock. particular
ly horses, seemed to suffer more with the
heat than ever saw in Kansas. Like Kan
sas bests Well, now, you can write that
down Gooi-by, l am in a hurry.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

DR.. VIM. Nicely has returned from three
lths' visit to Eastern cities. The doctor
n'N 'uring his Eastern visit he looksd into
SSse Us hospitals and has become satisfied
nume'o thing of the kind is needed in this
'no' so'"e octor says after he came home he
Guy. Ine q. yer Wichita and saw more new
oook or1voo 4 all the eastern cities which
he visited
the older readers of the
Suiie hu'noer o. -Anson A. Gard, VIII o
HASi'h VIII refheioe- pioneers, but who for
was one Of our earliest, mamhor Of +ba
soo,e years past has bee 'acturing firm of
greet exporting end manuA CITY. of s. n =,
fine furniture of New YorA " Gard and
Gard e. Sons. A note from hat he was
also an invitation, announces ss Jennie
married last Wednesday to N. who was
Perry, daughter of Senator Perry Presi.
later chief justice of Wyoming under will
dent Arthur. Arson and his fair EirA md
accept the congratulations of the EAGLx,
of all his old friends in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

The following are the transfers of real
estate filled in the Recorders Office yester-
Wichita eagle., 1887-06-21

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Die
RDSdentIidbs Wrsts Wssfis
sridsint
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uuo ipiiet
$3.50 bas Sabr ceer e1.2s Tue Q
Wpuate in Ssraxabpahlxns.
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Wenbungen unb permieb es dnsifIih.
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len Reben triefte, ididte er ieiner Gou'
fine, bic er umgarnt bate. Gebidte oon
folder emp6renben 8emeinbeit nOn
the Delaware"), baB elm alter 6Giifss
fapitdn bel ibrer 2etture errtiben mhBte.
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su einmaI fold einem .SnlrR i'm
2anbe@ bic Woste abgerifeH wirb. gs
iOllte nur otter gei@eben!
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Gin aaaensbmes starsanasmitteI.

Softetters Masenbitters iit ent.
Idiepen eiu ansenebmes Stdr;uussmitteI. Dis
aenberuns, bic bieies srobe boianiide Seil.
mattel in bem Serritteten aorper berporruft. II
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tsnb, nismaIs bl6tli&sr unb beftiser Ratur.
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lung Der @eiunfbeit uub Der 4rdfte berbeifib.
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nit biIiofen eeiben unb 8erfopfuus erf6eint,
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ieinsn fbiiematif&en @eOrau& % if aubsr.
benz bas bette ShubmitieI eeseu Walaria une
elm ausssasi6nstes barutreibenpes @ittel.
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